Books matching: love beyond boundaries
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Save:Random Encounter by Allyson Lindt explores a unique love story involving three characters: Adrienne, Phillip, and Dustin. The plot kicks off when Adrienne meets the two men during an art class where they're nude models. As they bond over shared interests and past troubles, the dynamic becomes romantic and complicated, leading to a steamy and emotional journey in their unconventional relationship. The story is set against the backdrop of their work in the gaming industry, which adds layers to their interactions.
Lindt's writing style brings the characters to life, showcasing their vulnerabilities and desires while weaving in humor and sizzling chemistry. The dialogue flows, capturing the essence of each character's personality. Although some readers felt a bit of character depth was missing, the engaging plot and intense romantic scenes kept them hooked. Overall, Random Encounter stands out for its refreshing take on polyamorous love, balancing heat and emotional complexity.
Not only was the idea not like me, but I was also usually more objective about nudity in a setting like this. I wasn’t a student, hadn’t been for more than a decade, but I’d gone to college with the c...2021•317 pages - #2
Save:'Hybrid Relationship' in the 'Space Marine Hospital' series by Harlyn Moxie follows the story of a female character named Kathryn who finds herself entangled in a complicated love triangle with twin brothers, Jerry and Baxter, one of whom is a hybrid cyborg. The plot revolves around the challenges and emotional turmoil faced by these characters as they navigate their relationships and past secrets. The writing style of the book is described as well-constructed, with unique characters, intriguing scenes, and a mix of adventure, action, and romance that keeps the reader engaged from start to finish.
But both of those alien cyborgs have assured me that intimacy with their soulmates was the key to them regaining access to their former selves after cybernetic processing had stripped them of their em...July 2021•350 pages
(Also, see 46 recommendations for the series Space Marine Hospital ) - #3
Save:'June' by Miranda Beverly-Whittemore is a captivating story that weaves together two narratives set in 1955 and 2015, following the lives of June and her granddaughter Cassie. The plot revolves around Cassie inheriting a house in Ohio that belonged to June, and as she explores the history of the house, she unravels secrets about her grandmother's past. The story is filled with mystery, love, and suspense, intricately connecting the lives of the characters across time through the enigmatic Two Oaks house. The writing style of the book is engaging, with a mix of dream sequences and historical context that keeps the readers intrigued and invested in the characters' journeys.
May 2016•393 pages - #4
Save:A steamy, quick-read prequel with passionate characters and a love-against-the-odds premise - ideal if you fancy a bite-sized, dramatic historical romance, though not everyone will be charmed by the hero.
Sparks fly when a duke looking for redemption and a lady's companion meet by pure happenstance. It's a moment in time that will change both of their lives forever. The story follows Amanda, a strong-willed lady's companion, and Marcus, the Duke of Averell, as they navigate their immediate deep affections for each other despite their differing backgrounds and pasts. The plot delves into Marcus' determination to become a better man and Amanda's journey of finding love and happiness beyond her societal status, all while facing challenges and revelations that test their budding relationship.
December 2020•80 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Beautiful Barringtons )
